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Kidult Brick Toys

Welcome to Kidult Brick, a family-friendly destination for builders, collectors, and fans of all ages. We specialize in buying, selling, and trading LEGO® sets, minifigures, Pokémon cards, toys, and collectibles. Explore our selection of new, used, retired, and hard-to-find LEGO® sets, shop for individual pieces at our Pick-A-Brick table, or create your own custom character at our Build-A-Fig station. We also carry Pokémon products, a variety of trading card game products, plushies, toys, and other collectible items. Whether you are searching for a special set, expanding your collection, or looking to sell or trade, our team is here to help make your visit enjoyable. The LEGO® Group of companies does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse Kidult Brick.

Website: kidultbrick.com

Phone: (929) 333-2688

Cross Streets: Between 82nd St and 83rd St

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  • Wed 11:30 AM - 7:00 PM

8209 5th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11209 ·342.67 mi

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Shane L. 04/07/23

Finally! A used Lego store within 2-3hrs of NYC. Highly recommend checking them out! Super friendly and very knowledgeable as the owner is a collector. I traded a few sets in and they gave very...

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Joseph D. 06/05/26

These people overpriced so many things. I tried to buy a Pete Alonso tops base card worth not even two dollars and they tried to sell it to me for five. The guys even yelled at me because I was...

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Shania M. 05/04/26

Sells resealed packs, hot glue gun residue on the packs. Packs are not sealed properly, obviously no hits, such cheap people to rip off $10 packs. Will never shop with them again, and will spread...

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Johanna C. 01/04/25

Walked around the neighborhood with my partner, we walked in the store greeted the owners only to be ignored but they selectively greeted a man who literally walked in after us. We ended up...

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K S. 06/17/24

Kidult Brick means kids/adults Brick I used to go to Manhattan Lego store (near ice skating rink) for my grandson's legos. He thought we was going to a Lego museum because the time spent inside...

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